TeraViks compete in Worlds competition

     After proving their worth in two competitions this year by winning second at both, the CHS FIRST Robotics team, the Teraviks, headed to St. Louis to compete at the prestigious and

Langdon, Koch, Induni earn Co-Val/Sal awards: Scholars’ commitment to education pays off

     Work, countless hours toiling over homework, toiling through all the most rigorous classes and finally it has paid off for the top three students of the senior class of 2013. Leah

Junior girls compete in DYW scholaship program: Fisher, Anderson, Momerack win awards

     CHS junior girls competed among others in the Distinguished Young Woman scholarship program April 18 and 19 at the Kroc Center.       The competitors had been p

Emily Lowder: Senior project

     Emily Lowder decided to shine light on her senior project, a venture that took her across North America. Her paper was on women's education in developing countries. She strongly fe

Drawing the curtain on Senior Project: The inner workings of senior project are a delicate clockwork

     Imagine a homework assignment that lasted nearly a full year, determined whether or not one graduated from high school and involved making a serious decision about a future career.

Swim, bike, run - Lockwood prepares for CDA Ironman

       Senior Teigan Lockwood is taking on a feat most teenagers wouldn’t dream of. Last year, a week after the Ironman triathlon, with the help of her mother, Teigan enliste

CJ Stuermer Serves Students Stupendously

     Having taught at CHS for 22 years, U.S. and World History teacher, C.J. Stuermer, is a familiar face.       He completed his college education at Spring Arbor U

Track competes at Pasco, boys and girls place first at Rasmussen

     The varsity track and field teams recently participated in two meets, Pasco April 13 and Rasmussen April 20 at CHS.      The boys and girls varsity teams competed in

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